President Roosevelt Hailed In Richmond Luncheon Echoes of the South
In Capitol Square Roosevelt attends a Richmond luncheon delayed by his extended speech. He receives frenzied cheers as he delivers a Southern heart to heart address praising Stonewall Jackson and Lee. Guests include Gov Montague and Mayor McCarthy amid 300 seated at the table.
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Men In Gray
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John A McPhenny
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Thomas Martin
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Remembering Civil War Valor and a Presidential Drive
The text reflects on ancestral pride in the blue and gray and the enduring devotion to right from 1861 to 1865. It notes lingering groans of a crowd during a governor’s lunch and describes a post feast drive the President took through the city after a delayed schedule.
Roosevelt speaks to Fredericksburg crowd on Southern trip
President Roosevelt makes first stop of Southern tour in Fredericksburg Virginia addressing about 200 people from his car. He touts national unity and rapport among Americans, says he plans to visit all states during his term and notes the common decency of the average citizen.
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Greene
Wayne
Grant
Lee
Sherman
Johnston
Roosevelts Ashland Visit Praises Randolph-Macon
President Roosevelt greeted Randolph-Macon Academy students and Ashland residents as his train paused for three minutes. He honored Patrick Henry and Henry Clay, praised Virginia education, and stressed moral and intellectual training as the republics base while a volunteer sent a large bouquet with a card reading Our President.
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Virginia
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My Republic
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Learing Ag
Raleigh Adjusts Ceremonies After Governor's Brother Death
Due to Gov Glenn's brother death the council of state moves all Raleigh ceremonies from the executive mansion to the senate chamber. President Roosevelt will breakfast on his train, the mansion closes, and Lieut. Gov. Winston is recalled to act for the governor. Roosevelt to be greeted at union station and attend events at the capitol and fairgrounds.
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Crape
Francis D. Winston
North Carolina
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Fair Grounds
Coffee neuralgia relief from Postum claims cure
A woman attributes nervous prostration to coffee and credits Postum Food Coffee with restoring her health after eight months. She reports loss of headaches, renewed strength, and ability to work, and includes names of friends vouching for the testimonial. The notice cites Battle Creek Michigan and a ten day trial of coffee abstinence.
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President Roosevelts Address at Richmond Va
President Roosevelt speaks in Capitol Square Richmond praising Civil War veterans and urging national unity. He credits the South’s recovery, calls for a square deal and balanced reforms, and outlines foreign and domestic duties including canal policing and corporate regulation.
President Roosevelt Leaves Philadelphia for Southern States
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt depart from Pennsylvania station aboard a four vestibule car special train at 8 8.8 o clock, welcomed by French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand. A crowd of more than 500 witnesses their departure as officials and press accompany them on the trip.
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Roosevelt
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Rixey
U 8
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Louisiana
John C.greenway
Michigan
John Elliott
Porto Rido
M C. Latta
John L McGrew
Henry A Strohmayer
L. 3. Brown
Roosevelt Visits Richmond Veterans Welcome Roosevelts Virginia Tour
President Theodore Roosevelt's Richmond appearance draws veterans and civilians in a union celebration under Lee's statue. He greets Confederate vets, praise for both sides, and urges unity while addressing crowds, including African American progress and local dignitaries before departing for Raleigh.
Mrs Roosevelt Attends Brilliant Richmond Mansion Reception
Special to The Washington Post Richmond October 1 Mrs Montague hosts a grand Executive Mansion reception honoring Mrs Roosevelt from 2 to 4 pm. A hundred social figures attend as the old building glows with flags and roses. Both host and guest wear elegant gowns as the party greets guests and later tours the city.
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Joseph BH. Willard
Eppa Hunton, Jr
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STYLE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS
The letter from Robert Craik McLean of Cress, Minnesota, praises Arthur W. Hodgkins article on City’s Architecture in The Fest, calling such commentary essential for advancing good architecture through legislation and private action. It recalls a twenty year struggle to improve government architectural practice and notes the influence of a capital daily press in shaping policy.
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Daily Press
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Thea Government
Robert Craik McLean
Cress
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